09/03/2010
Fatima Bhutto's Songs of Blood and Sword Out Soon!
Copies of Fatima's Bhutto's Songs of Blood and Sword have just arrived in the office and they look fantastic. The book is due out on April 1st. ...
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08/03/2010
Erwin James Writing for the Guardian
Erwin James has written a two extremely interesting pieces for the Guardian in recent weeks that can be read here:http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/20...
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08/03/2010
Marcus Sedgwick shortlisted for Northern Ireland B
Marcus Sedgwick's book, Revolver, has been shortlisted for the Northern Ireland Book Award. It is one of 12 books competing for the prize wh...
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25/02/2010
Robert Service wins the Duff Cooper Prize
Robert Service has won the Duff Cooper Prize for Trotsky: A Biography. The look at the life of the Russian revolutionary, which The Times called 'an e...
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22/02/2010
Peter Hennessy Is Made A Doctor of Divinity
Peter Hennessy was made a Doctor of Divinity at St John's College Cambridge this weekend....
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21/02/2010
Stephen Tuck's We Ain't What We Ought To Be is Pub
Stephen Tuck's We Ain't What We Ought To Be, The Black Freedom Struggle from Emancipation to Obama is out in hardcover from today (Harvard Univer...
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15/01/2010
Ben Rice's Pobby and Dingan Goes On Tour
The theatre adaptation of Ben Rice's novel, Pobby and Dingan, is going on tour. The Catherine Wheels Theatre Company will be performing the play ...
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14/12/2009
Free lunch this Wednesday in Trafalgar Square!
Rally your friends, family and colleagues and come along to Trafalgar Square THIS WEDNESDAY 16th DECEMBER to take part in FEEDING THE 5000, an event o...
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14/12/2009
The Age of Wonder on NY Times Ten Best Books of 20
The Age of Wonder has been named as one of the Ten Best Books of 2009 by the New York Times, who describe it as a 'big two-hearted river of a boo...
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10/12/2009
Miranda Sawyer joins the Orange Prize judging pane
The judges for the 15th Orange Prize for Fiction have been announced, with Daisy Goodwin chairing an all-female panel comprising Miranda Sawyer, Baron...
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